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School Counseling Center
Covington High School uses OneSource, an automated system to pay for lunch. Parents and caregivers can make prepayments into meal accounts by sending checks, cash, or paying online. The link to register an online account is: www.mypaymentsplus.com.
| 2018-19 Prices |
Daily |
| Breakfast (reduced) |
$0.30 |
| Breakfast (paid) |
$0.75 |
| Lunch (reduced) |
$0.40 |
| Lunch (paid) |
$1.55 |
| Extra Milk |
$0.50 |
| Bottled Water |
$0.50 |
Club List
Forms and Links
Password Recovery
STPSB Moodle
The Drop-Off/Pick-Up Route:
Normal Bell Schedule
- 7:24 AM- Opening
Bell, 7:30 AM Tardy Bell rings
- 1st Period 7:30
- 8:28
- 2nd Period
8:33 - 9:26
- 3rd Period
9:31 - 10:24
- 4th Period
10:29 - 11:22
- 5th Period
- Class
11:27 - 12:20
Second Lunch 12:20 - 12:45
- First
Lunch 11:22 - 11:47
Class 11:52 - 12:45
- 6th Period
12:50 - 1:43
- 7th Period
1:48 - 2:41
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Student News and Media
Pictures and Videos
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| All school pictures and videos from the past four years are kept in the 409 studios section of the CHS website. Below are pictures from recent events. |
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Senior Celebration
Enjoy pictures from the class of 2019's senior celebration!
Posted: 05-16-19 |
Sunset Dinner
Enjoy pictures from the annual sunset dinner for the class of 2019!
Posted: 04-30-19 |
Powderpuff 2019
Enjoy pictures from the annual Powderpuff game!
Posted: 04-12-19 |
Prom 2019
Enjoy pictures from prom!
Posted: 04-05-19 |
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Student Achievements
Bridget Selected for LYAC
Covington High School student, Bridget, was selected to represent Congressional District 1 on the Louisiana Legislative Youth Advisory Council. Members of the council are selected from a wide pool of applicants from around the state who display a strong interest in civic involvement. The purpose of LYAC is to facilitate the communication between youth and the legislature, and to give students a unique opportunity to be involved in the workings of state government. The council studies and addresses issues of importance to young people, such as education, community service, employment, strategies to increase youth participation in government, safe environments for youth, substance abuse, underage drinking, and youth health and physical fitness.
Posted: 05-21-19 |
Triston Received $5000 Grant
Sophomore Triston put forth all the effort to write a grant through the National FFA. The “Grants for Growing” grant was awarded to the CHS Agriculture Department in the amount of $5000. The funds will be used to build a greenhouse at the CHS Farm. The Ag. Dept. here at CHS appreciates Triston and his hard work! This project will touch the lives of students here at CHS for years to come.
Posted: 04-17-19 |
Field and Track Special Olympics
Our mild moderate, severe and RNC Classes have been practicing all year for the end of the year Field and Track Special Olympics held at Lakeshore High.
They participated in softball throw and/or 50 meter run, walk or wheelchair race. We came away with several First Place ribbons and Second Place ribbons. We are very proud of their sportsmanship and accomplishments, they represented CHS LION PROUD.
Posted: 04-05-19 |
March Students of the Month
The March students of the month are Holly and Trace! Read about them here.
Posted: 03-01-19 |
February Students of the Month
The February students of the month are Kaitlyn and Hunter! Read about them here.
Posted: 03-01-19 |
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